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20+ million members 135+ million publications 700k+ research projects Join for free ... Most notably, the fantasy camp -where participants play with their sporting heroes, often at an infamous sporting venue (Gammon 2002) -highlights the corporeal, physical nature of sport heritage. Many sports museums, which are frequently part of stadia infrastructure, have sport simulators that provide the visitor the chance to 'try' a particular sport, and experience something of an empathetic connection with elite athletes (Ramshaw 2011b) . Ramshaw (2010) further notes that sports museums simulator displays also often provide information for young visitors and their parents to enrol in a particular sport or try sport 'for real' outside of the museum/stadium context. ...
The healthy stadia agenda and sport heritage research appear to have much in common, though their relationship has not yet been explored in any detail. Many sport heritages involve playing particular sports, which may enhance physical activity aims of the healthy stadia agenda, while stadium tours – a staple of sport heritage industry – may also incorporate healthy stadia narratives. Similarly, sport heritage and the healthy stadia agenda are potential partners in public education, both through informal stadia-based public programmes and venue displays as well as more formal curriculum-based programming at sporting venues. However, the relationship between sport heritage and the healthy stadia agenda may also have some issues and challenges as well, as many sport heritages involve health risks and unhealthy behaviour. Ultimately, managers and researchers alike may wish to further consider the relationship between sport heritage and the healthy stadia agenda.
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April 2019 · Mineralogical Magazine
IMA No. 2018-133
Nixonite
Na2Ti6O13
Darby kimberlite field, beneath the west central Rae Craton, ca. 200 km SW of the community of Kugaaruk, Nunavut, Canada (67°23’56.6”N, 93°21’13.9”W)
Chiara Anzolini*, Fei Wang, Garrett A. Harris, Andrew J. Locock, Dongzhou Zhang, Steven D. Jacobsen and D. Graham Pearson
*E-mail: anzolini@ualberta.ca
The Na analogue of jeppeite
Monoclinic: C2/m
a = 15.363(3), b
... [Show full abstract] = 3.7782(7), c = 9.127(1) Å, β = 99.3(1)°
7.57(73), 6.31(68), 3.66(75), 3.02(100), 2.96(63), 2.71(62), 2.09(51), 1.89(48)
Type material is deposited in the mineralogical collections of the Royal Ontario Museum, 100 Queen’s Park, Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C6, Canada, catalogue number M59224
How to cite: Anzolini, C., Wang, F., Harris, G.A., Locock, A.J., Zhang, D., Jacobsen, S.D. and Pearson, D.G. (2018) Nixonite, IMA 2018-133. CNMNC Newsletter No. 48, April 2019, page 315; Mineralogical Magazine, 83, 315–317. View full-text Last Updated: 05 Jul 2022
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